The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-20
GRAINS OF NEWS
Cleaned From the Chaff of Canton
and Vicinity.
Notes About People and What They Are
Doing---Minor Events. Happened
and About to Happen--Brief
Items of Interest.


on High street.
Mr.. James Tournoux, of Louisville,
was married yesterday to Miss Emma
Gulling, of Strasburg.
Jacob w. Bach, of Navarro, and
Samuel Baker, of Massillon, have been
granted each pension.
-Four car loads of large plate glass
passed through the city, this morning
on their way to Minneapolis.
The Peoples Lecture Course will be
opened by Gen. Geo. A. Sheridan, on
Wednesday evening, November 2.
Mrs. Harriet Ware, of st. Jose, Cali
fornia, is visiting at the home of Mr..
John r. Shaffer, No. 223 North Plum
street.
Miss Eta Ream, teacher at West
North school, in climbing fence at her
residence last evening fell and broke
her wrist.
Miss Laura Shafier, of No. 223 North
Plum street, has been called TO Cleve-
land owing to the sickness of her
nephew
Mrs. }. G. f. Roger, of this city, left
Wednesday for Joliet, ILL.,, her former
home, where she will spend a few weeks
visiting her folks
MrsCyrus II. Stoner, of Tuscarawas
township, Democratic candidate for
Intirmary Director, was in the city on
business, and paid us a short visit.
Messrs. Louis DumOnt, Augustus
Dannemiller and John l. Lynch, have
returned from camping expedition in
the upper peninsula of Michigan.
Fred J. lIeingartner has returned
from a five months trip through the
New England and Western States in
the interest Of w. Il. Harrison & Co
Mr.. Daniel Rice and Miss Carrie
Halle, both Of Osnaburg, were married
Thursday by Rev. J. j.. Leberman, at
the Reformed parsonage, in Louisville,
J A four weeks old boy of Mr.. George
Rose, residing on Union street, died
Monday forenoon. Funeral Tuesday
morning from the German Catholic
Church.
An old Golored man by the name of
Woods died at the Iniirmary last night.
Superintendent Pontius has telegraphed
the fact of his death to his friends in
Alliance.
| John Bake, whose love for intoxi-
cants oyertops his good Judgment, was
found in a state of drunkenness by
officer Weber, and very properly escort
ed to the City Hall basement
There will be a meeting Of the Stark
County Bar Association on Monday,
October 18th. A full attendance is de-
sired, as business of Importance will be
brought before the association.
The case of Frederick Burness VS.
Bolton Steel Co., resulted in verdict
of $1,000 damages for the plaintiff.
This is the second time the case has
been tried. the jury having disagreed in
the first
The MRlline Block, on the corne
North Market and North street II
changed hands, a young man in S
land having purchased it. NJ Cle'
receives large farm in Har' = MALI
as part pay 'ooh
Francis A. Miller, resi- .6po If NJ. ,
East Third ST. street. "i9d wedr@sd, Ss No, y
mio,i"rs ,n, ~ az '''' age of IS years. r.,
), "'' "' -luay at 10 o'clock from the re.
IIdeice. Services at the First NJ
Church on Third street. .nssiC
Marriage licenses r
l.. H. -. Stripe AVE been issued
Sparta; a. Ihd Nellie J. Murray,
of I'~ ,,am Kline and Carrie Mve
- erry township: Dallas Jones an
Maud Kirk, Of Canal Fulton: Dani
n, Rice and Carrie Halle. of Osnabur,
William ii. Shively and Annie Ma
Brugh, OF Perry township; John "
Wilson and Sarah Forenders, of Ma,
o sillon.
ihe Navarro Independent says: w
- acknowledge a pleasant call from Pros
ecutlng Attorney J. c. Welty. and can
J, dldate for County Treasurer William
Wagner, who We're looking up thei
FENCES at this place on last Wednesday
Ihey are Staunch Democrats and pleas
ant gentlemen, and will hustle thei,
opponents to beat them in the Novem.
Der race.
John Keefer, the drayman. met with
a bad accident at North Industry, Sun
day, lie was hitching up a horse. be-
longing to Levi Baum, when the ami
NAL gave him vicious kick on the
arm, breaking it above the elbow and
cutting long cash in the flesh. DIR.
Brant attended the injured man and
the latter is now confined to his room
in the Englehardt building, corner Fifth
and Saxton streets.